Boulevard Lunar Ale

Brewed by Boulevard Brewing Company
Style: Dunkelweizen
Kansas City, Missouri USA

12oz bottle-Pours a medium copper body with a small ring for a head which emits an aroma of malt, caramel, and yeast. Taste begins with yeast, banana, and caramel with lasts throughout and the banana becoming more prominent towards the end. A not to good representation of a Dunkleweizen but I wish I could think of which category it could better fit because it’s a decent tasting brew.

Bottle: Pours a dark copper with an off white head. Aroma, wheat and caramel notes, some fruit, earthy hops. Flavor, wheat, caramel, light fruits, bready malts.

Beer pours a dark copper and semi-cloudy. A nice big head forms upon pouring but does diminish down pretty quickly. Great banana and fruity aromas pour out of the glass. The flavor is a light banana flavor with a finishing caramel malt flavor. Very fine carbonation makes it feel terrific in your mouth. Overall the aroma really teases you to want to drink it but once you take a sip the flavor really falls short of what the nose was telling you.

Poured a dark brown with minimal head. Lots of banana and yeast in the aroma. Flavor is very phenolic and yeasty, and body is a bit light.

pours a pale yellow color. very aromatic. love that it is bottle conditioned and that it seems fresher than most beers

Pours a nice hazy mahogony brown with medium light tan head and plenty of carbonation. It has a warm, sweet and malty aroma. I like the silky mouthfeel, and the smooth flavor is a delight. I usually prefer lots of hops and little malt, but this brew is nice. I would like to pair this brew with wild game, such as rabbit or venison, because its smooth character would be a great compliment to the "wild" nature of game.

Poured a strange amber brown color that looked like vomit. Not much of a head or nose. Slightly yeasty if anything. The taste was of light caramel and biscuit. Toffee maybe. Way to watery, with a disappointing finish and mouthfeel. I would not buy this beer again. It was interesting and it seemed like they almost had a good thing here, but not quite.

Hazy amber colored with a medium sized frothy off-white head that was mostly diminishing but left some good lacing on the glass. The aroma was balanced, fruity and sweet. There were notes of apple, caramel and lemon. Lively carbonation and a light dryness. The flavor starts off sweet and remains that way through the medium-long finish. It also takes on a crisp, dryness and alcohol warmth at the finish.